shared memory is invalid. process terminated. reason=aa....aa. kind=bb....bb.

aa....aa: Reason for occurrence of error
bb....bb: Shared memory type (ctmd: shared memory for CTM daemon, or ctmdmd: shared memory for CTM domain manager)

Description

The shared memory that you tried to reference is invalid.

The processing of the command or the daemon terminates.

Action

Check the following details for each reason for error occurrence described in aa....aa, and then take action:

In the case of INVALID_VERSION

1. Is the version of the CTM domain manager and the CTM daemon running currently, different from the version of the process that outputs this message?
2. The CTM domain manager and the CTM daemon are not running, but is the previously shared memory remaining during the abnormal or forced termination of a daemon in the previous process?
3. Is a version conflict detected when the previously shared memory is referenced while restarting the CTM domain manager?

In the case of 1. and 2., the version of the process that outputs this message and the version of the created shared memory are different, so the shared memory cannot be used. When using the shared memory, restart the CTM domain manager and the CTM daemon of the same version as that of the process that outputs this message.

In the case of 3., you cannot reuse the shared memory that you are trying to use. Specify the -CTMForceStart option or -CTMAutoForce option in the ctmdmstart command, and then start the CTM domain manager.

In the case of CRITICAL_NG

When the CTM daemon or the CTM domain manager is terminated abnormally or forcibly, you cannot reuse the shared memory that you are trying to use. Specify the -CTMForceStart option or -CTMAutoForce option in the ctmdmstart command, and then start the CTM domain manager.